Introducing Billing for High Volume Industries
Using Master Data/FI-CA Basics
Performing Billable Items Management
Describing the Billing Process
Performing the Invoicing Process
Using Invoice Functions
Using Billing Plans, and Debit-Credit Memos
Describing Dependent Items
Performing Invoice Printing
Integrating SD Invoice into Convergent Invoicing
Performing Convergent Invoicing Triggered Rating
Describing Partner Settlement and Shared Revenue
Describing the Master Agreement and Complex Discounting
Integrating SAP Revenue Accounting and Reporting With SAP Billing and Revenue Innovation Management
Describing SAP Fiori
Describing Mass Transactions

Knowledge quiz

It's time to put what you've learned to the test, get 8 right to pass this unit.

1.

Between different systems the configuration of a Billable Item Class is transported and not the generated objects of a class (tables, function modules….).

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2.

At which process step in Consume to Cash does SAP Convergent Invoicing support the process chain?

There are two correct answers.
3.

Which objects are used to define and describe a Billable Item Class?

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4.

Simulated Billable Items are stored in their own database tables.

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5.

In which status a BIT must be stored in order to start the billing process?

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6.

SAP delivers predefined interface components for Billable Item Classes.

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7.

Billable Item Classes have their own, class-specific database tables.

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8.

SAP delivers a couple of predefined Billable Item Classes.

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9.

What are possible configuration status of a Billable Item Class?

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10.

Which changes can be made on a BIT class with configuration status Released as productive?

There are four correct answers.
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